RipplyTiger151

Website looks awesome! Crazy how much it has changed over the years!

For anyone who has not seen, GTA IV will be experiencing some major revamping next month due to the official killing off of Games for Windows Live. From the Steam page of GTA IV: You can read more on it here: https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791433474089/announcements/detail/3176663794401897532 What are everyone's thoughts about this? I think this will throw a major wrench in any surviving GTA IV communities. But on the other hand, this may result in some more small bug fixes to allow more stability for the newer operating systems.

There is a box at the top that says "Member Title", just type in what you want there.

If I come up with any ideas, certainly will.

What is the car named in Zmodeler? For example, what does it say for you where it says granger in the capture below: If it is anything different from "94ram" it will not export. Same goes for your _hi file. When you export it, it must be named "94ram_hi"

Assuming this is a FiveM server, are you looking for ELS or Non-ELS? Additionally, are you looking to be based off a real agency or fictional fine?

Very nice! Can't wait to see what all you come up with.

I'm happy I never really have to deal with this thanks to FiveM and not really having to update GTA V often. However, should I start playing singleplayer on a more normal base, I'm sure this is going to be a major PITA.

Neat. I'm guessing this is a new series you'll be starting?

Great post, Sam! This community has been around for at least 11 years now and has continued to grow and grow to what it is now. I also do not expect it to go anywhere soon. I've had the pleasure to at least some part of the community for almost 6 of those years and I have seen my fair share of drama, content creators, communities, etc. Each and every time people usually move on or things will settle down for the most part. Throughout each and every incident, LCDPFR/LSDFPR has held strong and continued to be one of the largest, if not the largest, communities/websites out there. It's unfortunate to see content creators yanking their content but this has happened every so often and the unfortunate reality is it will continue to happen. We can only move on and either promote future content creators or work hard to produce our own content to keep things going in the community. Also, the job that the moderation, community management, and development teams do is, I'm sure, completely volunteer. We as the community must realize this and understand that sometimes things may be delayed or take longer than we may want and be appreciative of the work that is done.

Great work Trooper Ellis. I couldn't tell if he gave his location or not but I know if that 270 wasn't his location and he told dispatch standby, that dispatcher was probably on edge. Especially working as one, I know how iffy it can be not knowing where your officers are.